Legal research · Nevada · On premises
Ask the question. Get the passage with its source, and the question never leaves your office.
The Nevada library sits on the appliance. You stop pulling authority by hand across tabs and subscriptions, and each answer comes back with the passage it rests on.
What DilloLex does
- Searches the library on the box. Nevada Supreme Court and Court of Appeals opinions, statutes and regulations, court rules and pattern jury instructions, all on the appliance in your office.
- Returns passages, not summaries. You ask in plain words. Each passage shows where it came from: the opinion and citation, the statute section, or the rule number and subdivision.
- Reports what it does not hold. A statute, rule or instruction that is not in the library comes back as not found. A cite is never invented.
- Pulls the text. The current text of a Nevada statute, court rule or civil jury instruction comes from the box’s own library.
- Researches against the file. An issue is researched against the matter’s own record and the authority for its forum, with record hits at page level.
- Audits the quotes. A quote audit checks every quotation against the record, and a verification report lists what was checked.
The attorney reads the passages, follows the citations and applies legal judgment. DilloLex surfaces and organizes what is in the library.
What stays in your office
A research query run on the appliance runs on hardware your firm owns. The AI runs on the box, and client documents are not sent to a cloud AI service. The appliance still connects to the cloud storage your firm selects and the tools you choose. The security page lists what leaves your network and what does not.
Limits, stated plainly
- The library is a dated snapshot, and it is a working text, not an official source.
- No search retrieves everything, so a second query on the same issue is worth running.
- Firms that need authority beyond their forum keep a service for it.
Common questions
Does DilloLex replace the research subscription we already have?
That is the firm’s call. DilloLex includes a Nevada library of Supreme Court and Court of Appeals opinions, statutes, regulations, court rules and pattern jury instructions, searched on the appliance in your office. Some firms keep an outside subscription for work beyond their forum. Others decide the included library covers their docket.
How current is the Nevada library?
It is a dated snapshot. New opinions, new statutory text and amended court rules take time to reach it, so it is a working text, not an official source.
What stays on my network when I run a search?
The AI runs on the appliance in your office. The research question you type and the library it searches stay on that machine, and client documents are not sent to a cloud AI service. The appliance does reach the cloud storage your firm connects and the tools you choose.
What is in the library?
The rules of civil, criminal and appellate procedure, district and justice court rules, the civil and criminal pattern jury instructions, statutes, regulations and Supreme Court and Court of Appeals opinions. The practice areas page has the source-by-source coverage.
What DilloLex does
DilloLex reads the file, names and organizes it, and builds the drafts and sets your staff would otherwise build by hand.
- Pull the text
- Pull the current text of a Nevada statute, court rule or civil jury instruction from the box’s own library. An unknown cite is reported as not found, never invented.
- Research an issue
- Research an issue against the matter’s own record and the authority for its forum, with record hits at page level. Every answer shows the passage it came from.
- Search the whole file
- Ask a question and get passages from the matter’s own documents, each with its document and page.
- Quote audit
- A quote audit checks every quotation against the record, and a verification report lists what was checked.
- No cloud AI
- The AI runs on the appliance. Client documents are not sent to a cloud AI service.
See it run. Thirty minutes.
Thirty minutes. We show you DilloLex running, answer your questions, and tell you plainly if it is not a fit.
Every day, 8am to 8pm. A founder answers, never a salesperson.